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  • Creed III

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  • Creed III

    Creed III

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    Saw this with one of my oldest childhood friends.

    Hadn't seen each other in a few months. Grabbed a drink afterwards and talked about the dynamic between Adonis and Damian, what we took away from it as two Black men who came up together in a hard environment, and how life in general was going.

    Told each other a lot of things we had never said before and I think we came out the bar closer and stronger for it.

    This is what movies are for.

  • Road to Perdition

    Road to Perdition

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    "Sons are put on this earth to trouble their fathers."
    - John Rooney, "Road to Perdition" (2002)

    "My road to glory was Road To Perdition / And Act II: The Turn is just the memoirs with no omissions"
    - Jay Electronica, "Road to Perdition" (2015)

    Maybe Sam Mendes' best movie... ever? Idk but it sure feels like it. Hell of a final film role to go out on for Paul Newman. I can't say enough about how much I loved…

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    65

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    This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

    Crazy how the scariest thing in this movie isn't the giant carnivorous dinosaurs or even the imminent threat of an extinction-level meteor impact, but the prospect of an advanced extra-planetary alien proto-human civilization where financial precarity and predatory medical debt not only exist but are major motivating factors behind one's life and career choices.

  • Tenet

    Tenet

    Entertaining while being entirely too smart for its own good. Spike Jonze's Pharcyde "Drop" music video by way of Mission Impossible. 2014's Predestination meets Quantum of Solace.

    Every line of dialogue sounds like a Zen koan delivered like a soliloquy written by a philosophy grad thumbing through a dogeared copy of A Brief History of Time.

    John David Washington is a decent if uncharismatic leading man. It doesn't feel like the film is all that particularly interested in him or…